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C omo Agarrar um Milionário ( How to Marry a Millionaire , EUA, 1953). Direção: Jean Negulesco. Rot. Adaptado: Nunally Johnson, a partir de peças de Zoe Akins, Dale Euson & Katherine Alberts. Fotografia: Joseph MacDonald. Música: Cyril J. Mockridge. Montagem: Louis R. Loeffler. Dir. de arte: Leland Fueller & Lyle R. Wheeler. Cenografia: Stuar A. Reiss & Walter M. Scott. Figurinos: Travilla. Com: Betty Grable, Lauren Bacall, Marilyn Monroe, David Wayne, Rory Calhoun, Cameron Mitchell, Alexander d’Arcy, Fred Clark, William Powell. Três casadoiras passam a morar juntas em apartamento de luxo alugado por uma delas em área nobre de Nova York, Schatze (Bacall). Tanto ela, como Loco (Grable) e Pola (Monroe) sonham em casar com homens ricos. Schatze se enamora do ricaço J.D. Hanley (Powell), mas se sente atraída mesmo é pelo “pobretão” Tom Brookman (Mitchell). Loco viaja com um homem casado (e rico) ao Maine, mas se descobre apaixonada mesmo é pelo guarda florestal que faz às

Interview with Lauren Bacall Aired May 6, 2005 - 21:00   ET THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. LARRY KING, HOST: Tonight, an hour with an outspoken legend, an icon of sultry sensuality. Gracing the silver screen for more than half a century. She is one of Hollywood's greatest love affairs and she's one of my favorite people. She met Bogie at 19, married him at 20, later was involved Francis Albert, too. What a life, what a woman, what an hour, the one and only Lauren Bacall is next. We welcome Lauren Bacall to LARRY KING LIVE, a return visit. Hasn't been with us in six years. LAUREN BACALL, ACTRESS: No. Really? KING: You were but a tyke. BACALL: I was but a tyke, a tiny tyke. KING: And you were mad. I mentioned Francis Albert and didn't mention Jason Robards. BACALL: I wasn't mad, I just said Jason was very important in my life. Frank was Frank.

The late Bacall's mature face, no less beautiful than her young one, looked like a road map of a life lived to the fullest When I sat down last year to list my icons for a chapter in my book about beauty , Lauren Bacall was the first to make the list. She was, until the very end, one of the most extraordinary beauties I have ever seen. Hers was a strong face. Proudly Jewish (she rubbished rumours of a nose job ), intelligent, handsome, sophisticated and elegant. She was never mimsy or cute. Her strong, thick brows were the kind that could bat off unwanted male attention with a faintly menacing arch. Her bones were exquisite, her mouth was wide, and full, and she possessed a glamour that was always womanly, never girlish, even when she was an ingenue of just 19. And that sexiness. Bacall had the sort of lethal femininity Elizabeth Taylor also possessed – tough, earthy, striking. Betty Joan Perske was born beautiful and handled her gift masterfully. Bacall (who was